Woolwich Social Roundup and Harvest Dinner Notice
Woolwich and Bowdoinham notes report a Bowdoinham basket meeting at Montsweag church Thursday at 10 30 a m with Miss Alice Craig and Mrs Annie Cobb Smith as speakers. A Harvest supper is set for Baptist hall Woolwich Center Thursday Oct 18 at 6 30 p m. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and weekday activities, dances, weddings, travel, and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdoinham
Montsweag Church
Alice Craig
Lynn’ Center
Annie Cobb Smith
Montsweag Station
Plinette Allen
Baptist Hall
Woolwich Center
George Tracey
Dorris
Newton
Mass
Tracey
Charles Perkins
Days Ferry
G. W. Marston
Baileys
Eben Dans
Mary
Burton Hodgkins
Augusta
Susan Preble
William Hanson
Miasai
Fia
George Wright
Dorothy
Portland
Edgar Bailey
Hazel
Waldo Allen
Morse High School
L. E. Savage
Nellie
Ralph
Abbie Lily
Harvey Getchell
Lewiston
Milton Hathorne
Colebrook
N. H
Sherman Pratt
Rogers Moulton
Bath
D. J. Trott
L. E. Blair
Weymouth
H. E. Savage
Ethlyn Marston
Auburn
Tuessie Hall
Stevens Orchestra
Fred Curtis
Carmel
Evelyn Nickerson
Joseph Biggens
Jane Dunton
Woolwich
A. W. Hall
Hawes
Clarence Clark
Beatrice Wright
Wright
Wilson Wright
Bertram Crocker
Damariscove
Crocker
Houdlette
Nequasset
Bert Coombs
Sagadahoc Ferry
Rankin
Joseph Hecht
Millicent
Hartford
Conn
Lake Placid
N. Y
Ada J Oliver Funeral Held At 34 High Street
Ada J Oliver wife of Tyles ton C Oliver died recently. Her funeral was Monday at 2 30 p m at the family home 34 High Street with Rev E D Hardin officiating. Bearers were Zina B Hunt D A Merry Frank Leavitt and Frank Pero. Burial followed at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada J
Tyleston C. Oliver
High Street
Arthur Gay Returns to Boston After Visit with Parents
Arthur Gay has returned to Boston following a brief visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs Edmund Gey of Deering street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur. Gay
Boston
Mrs
Edmund Gey
Deering Street
Granges Promote Fire Prevention to Cut Farm Losses
Granges nationwide mark Fire Prevention Week with meetings and local campaigns to reduce farm fire losses. They note a $450 million annual loss, about one third on farms, and over 3000 fire deaths yearly, urging lightning protection, chimney checks, safe lantern use, and kerosene handling to drive down casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Mutual Insurance
Grange
Widow of Capt. Eastman Dies at 95 in Richmond
Mrs. Ellen Reed Eastman 95 widow of Bath sea captain Daniel Eastman died Sunday at her Richmond home after a long illness. Born in Woolwich to Ulrith Reed and Ann Costello she lived many years in Richmond. She sailed with her husband on foreign voyages and visited Cape Horn often. They later lived on High Street near Oak Street and joined Beacon Street Methodist church. Funeral Tuesday officiated by Rev. Leslie Grundy. burial in Oak Grove Cemetery Bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Reed Eastman
Daniel Eastman
Bath
Richmond
Woolwich
Ulrith and
Ann (Costello) Reed
Eastman
Cape Horn
Guy C. Goss
High Street
Oak Street
Miss Mary Soule Carter Dies in West Medford at 81
Miss Mary Soule Carter died after a long illness in West Medford Massachusetts aged 81 years 11 months born in Woolwich daughter of Capt Charles William and Adeline Delano Carter. She leaves nieces and nephews including Miss Emily T Otis Winfield Webb Frederick Carter James O Carter Mrs Alexander Reed A F and I E Carter Mrs Langdon T Snipe Edward E Carter burial at Sleepy Hollow Concord with funeral at 14 Holton Street West Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Medford
Mass
Mary
Carter
Miss Carter
Woolwich
Charles William
Adeline Delano Carter
Emily T. Otis
Winfield Webb
Frederick Carter
Somerville
James O. Carter
Richmond
Alexander Reed
A. F
I. E. Carter
Langdon T. Snipe
Bath
Edward E. Carter
Washington, D. C
Holton Street
Sleepy Hollow
Concord
Death of Alfred Beals Notified After Two Years
Relatives of Alfred Beals of Boston learn he has been dead for two years with no family notified. A former summer resident of Five Islands and long time Cook of Boston employee, Beals survived by two sisters, three aunts, and a nephew in the U.S. Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Beals
Boston
Beals
Five Islands
Cook
Blanche Bunker
Los Angeles
Calif
Leah Strout
Ohio
Addie P. McFadden
Bath
Ida M. Beals
Sagadahoc Ferry
Anna Jewett
Westport Junction
Mrs Tyleston C Oliver dies after lone illness
Ada J Burgess Oliver 74 wife of Tyleston C Oliver of 32 High Street died Saturday after a lone illness. She was born in Phippsburg, daughter of Timothy and Frances A Burgess, and was active in her community. She leaves her husband and a sister Mrs Charles H Stinson of 17 High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada J. Burgess Oliver
Tyleston C. Oliver
High Street
Obituary of Harry G. Leeman in Portland
Harry G. Leeman, 50, formerly of Bath, dies in Portland on Oct 7. He was active in T. W. Hydecamp and A. V. arrangements during Bath years. He leaves son Stewart Leeman of Bangor and daughter Martha Leeman of Portland. Burial was in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Harry G. Leeman
Bath
T. W. Hydecamp
A. V
Stewart Leeman
Bangor
Martha Leeman
Augusta
Community parties and visits fill Winnegance week
Winnegance reports a lively week with weekly community party at the community house, prizewinners Laura Morse and J Parker Morse, and consols to Joseph B McCutcheon and Mrs Frank Perry. Several guests visit Bath and Boston. plans unfold for November meetings and a fifth anniversary celebration of the community house with a supper for Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Morse
J. Parker Morse
Joseph B. McCutcheon
Frank Perry
Doris, Morse
Freeport
Squaw Club
Parker O. Rogers
Clifford Road
Sherman L. Morse
Fred L. Perks
Harry C. Webber
Auxilary
Charles E. Preble
Fairview Cemetery Association
Earl Trott
Portland
Bath
Leon Pennell
Winnegance
Richmond
Winneganee
Robert P. Manson
Mary E. McGillicuddy
Detroit
Erelyn Marsh
Montreal
Lester Perry
Randolph
Fairview
Phippsburg
Richard C. Morse
George Rogers
Doris Morse
Ernest Baker
Joyce Butterfield
Farmington
Seymour Hayden
Ruby Talbot
Stott
Laura Cutting
Phipnsburg
Lower High Street
Charles T. Small
Edith
Boston
Doris Jordan
Kittery
Frank Oliver
Quincy
Mass
Oliver
High Street
Ned McCobbs Daughter to Be Seen in Film
The film version of Ned McCobbs Daughter by Sidney Howard, set in Woolwich, is near completion. Cast includes Irene Rich, Robert Armstrong, George Barraud, Theodore Roberts as Ned McCobbs, with Clare Eames as Car ris. The article notes Bath residents enjoyed the stage production and mentions other theater moves in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned McCobb
Sidney Howard
Woolwich
Mr. Howard
Wiscasset
Bath
Clare Eames
Carrie
McCobb
Irene Rich
Robert Armstrong
George Barraud
Theodore Roberts
Ferenc Molnar
Empire Theater
New York
Mrs Margaret Daley Returns From Boston Visit
Miss Margaret Daley of High street, employed by Central Maine Power Co., has returned after spending her vacation at the home of Capt and Mrs William Small in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Daley
High Street
The
Central Maine Power Co
Capt
William Small
Boston
Bungalow Damaged By Thursday's Fire
A bungalow at 163 High street owned by Mr and Mrs Wilbert F Stevens and occupied by Mr and Mrs John M Loring suffered smoke and water damage from a Thursday afternoon fire. Neighbors alerted from box 131. fire department noted strong water pressure. Cause was not determined at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Wilbert F. Stevens
Auburn
John M. Loring
Mr. Loring
Bath From Works Corp
Everett King Ravages Furnishings in Police Station
Everett King, held on intoxication charges, caused $75 to $100 damage in the city jail by wrecking tables chairs and other furniture and smashing every window after a struggle with Patrolman Place. City marshal John Place arrested King Thursday afternoon.
Death in Ipswich Mrs Hodgdon 74
Mrs. Annie Hodgdon widow of William Hodgdon died of pneumonia Sunday morning at Cable Memorial Hospital Ipswich Massachusetts. A Bath native and daughter of the late James and Louisa Anderson she was 74. She worked as a compositor in Bath and later in Massachusetts and Vermont before settling in Rowley. Survivors include one brother Millard Anderson of Providence R I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
William Hodgdon
Cable Memorial Hospital
Ipswich
Mass
The
Times
Bath
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rowley
Millard Anderson
Providence
R. I
Laura Mae McDougall dies after illness in Bath
Laura Mae McDougall 50 wife of Michael Timothy McDougall of 86 Academy Street Bath died Wednesday after weeks of illness. Born in Calais to James and Elizabeth Carr natives of Glasgow Scotland she moved to Bath 21 years ago. She was active in Sons of Veterans Auxiliary Royal Neighbors of America and Daughters of Pocahontas. Survived by husband daughter Eunice Lothrop two sons William Wesley Pelton. four brothers James George William John and three sisters Fannie Farnham Agnes Gilman Jeannette Hart. Funeral Friday at two at 36 Academy Street with burial in Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Mae McDougall
Michael Timothy McDougall
Academy Street
Calais
James
Elizabeth Carr
Glasgow
Scotland
Bath
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Daughters of Pocahontas
Eunice Lothrop
William Wesley Pelton
George
William
Portland
John Carr
Whitman
Mass
Fannie Farnham
Rumford
Agnes Gilmen
Gardiner
Jeannette Hart
Charlestown
Oak Grove
Arvilla Valliere Funeral Arrangements In Bath
Arvilla P Valliere 47 a long time Bath taxi driver died Wednesday at City hospital after a year of heart and kidney illness. A Canadian native who lived in West Bath before moving to Bath eight years ago he was an Elks member and St Marys church attendant. Viewing at Chadbourne Funeral Home Broad Street with funeral Friday at eight in St Marys church Elks invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla P. Valliere
Canada
West Bath
Bath
St. Mary's Church
Bath Lodge of
Elks
William C. Chadbourne
Broad Street
Probate Court Notice in Bath Maine 1928
John J. Keegan administrator seeks allowance of first and final account of Coleman Flaherty estate. Court orders publication for interested parties to appear November 5, 1928, at Bath Probate Court to show cause why the account should not be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Maine
Sagadahoc
Bath
A. D
John J. Keegan
C.t.a
Coleman Flaherty
C. A
Bats
Batd
Phippsburg Social News Recaps Weekend Visits and Travels
Local residents from Phippsburg, Norwood, Waterville, Sabine, and Brunswick visited and hosted gatherings at Sebasco Estates and Bath. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jefferson, Mrs. J. E. Perry, Miss Emma Perry, and others as travelers arrived in Lewiston for a surprise to Miss Dorothy Purington at Maine General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Jefferson
Herbert Barrett
Norwood
Mags
Fairfield
W. G. Jefferson
Emma G. Jefferson
John Pooler
Waterville
Samuel Bates
Sabine
J. E. Perry
J. D. Rogers
Kittery
Joseph Brassiere
Portland
Sebasco Estates
Harry Peterson
Leon Perry
Brunswick
H. W. Cutting
Annie Cutting
Hotel Phoenix
Bath
Horace Aitken
Clifford
Gardiner Rogers
New Meadows
W. R. Bowker
Farm City Hospital
William Gilman
Sebasco
Jane Blaisdell
Mabel Mareen
Lewiston
Dorothy Purington
Maine General Hospital
Purington
Mrs. Gilman
Mrs. Blaisdell
Miss Mareen
Miss Purington
Tensham Grange Holds Meeting Highlights Fair Notes
Tensham Grange reported a gain of a little over 175 dollars from exhibits food booth and tags plus the separate ladies aid fund. The evening included a lecture hour program with Topsham Fair fire prevention and intelligence test by five brothers. Doris Soule, a Nassan Institute attendee, visited Springvale weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tensham Grange
Topsham Fair
Wereae
Bertha Wright Siviginige
DUBS AGAIN TAKE VICTORY IN GOLF
Rodney Ross posted an 83 while Denny Williams improved with a 136 as Dubs clinched victory in golf. The event saw some congestion at the water hole and minor incidents during the noon rush in the dining room, including a lobster mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubs
Page One
Rodney Ross
Denny Williams
Mellie Haggett
Former Bath Girl Wed in Framingham
Miss Elizabeth May Sullivan daughter of Mrs Annie L Sullivan of Framingham formerly of Bath married Etalo P Mazoli of Framingham in St Stephens church on Sunday afternoon They will reside in Framingham Mazoli was a Morse high girls basketball player in 1919 1920 Town Clerk E E Baker of Bowdoin visited Bath Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Elizabeth May Sullivan
Annie L. Sullivan
Framingham
Mass
Etalo P. Mazoli
St. Stephen's Church
E. E. Baker
Bowdoin
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C. P. Hall
Edward Reed
White Mountains
Mrs. Oliver’s
Fred S. Curtis
Thomas R. Huston
Mgr
Funeral Home
Center Street
Mary Soule Carter
Mrs. Tyleston C. Oliver
Brown
Norway
Ned M’cobb
Annie Hodgdon
Buxton
Buxton Rheumatic Medicine CO
Abbot Village
Maine
Walter
Gliddin
Judy
William F. Dunivam
Topsham Grange
Doris Soule
Nassan Institute
Springvale
Charles Soule
Corliss Street
Bath Savings Institution
Dub Farrar
N. Cushman
W. Cushman
H. Small
Gregware
R. Small
J. McCole
True
Stover
Eewall
Wolstenholme Gee
J. McCole Jr
Ene Arts
Cummings
Bickle Evetes
Hunter
Fortier
Burden Hill Ee Neeer Te Greeewens
Desmond
Brazier
Brownell
Leavitt
Wiliams
Eseepeeasnes
Norton
Georg
Ward Ce Vector
Esses Ceases
Linekin Eee
Kennebec River
Thornes Head
Ong
Ocean
Kennebec
Henry C. Rowe
P. O. Drawer
Rhode Island
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